GM requiring salaried workers return to office starting in January
Tens of thousands of General Motors employees will be returning to the office in the new year, the automaker confirmed Wednesday.
2 aircraft clip wings at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport; FAA investigating
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after GoJet and SkyWest aircraft clipped wings at Chicago O’Hare International Airport on Tuesday.
Las Vegas opens first casino in 2 years on $780 million property catering more to locals than tourists
Durango is the newest Las Vegas resort, but it is not located on the main strip that is heavily populated with tourists and popular resorts like the Bellagio.
McDonald's spinoff restaurant 'CosMc's' opening in Chicago
The fast-food giant McDonald’s is set to debut a new spinoff restaurant called "CosMc's" in a Chicago suburb. The venue will likely serve coffee, iced teas, lemonades and slushies.
Crime resulting in New York City business owners applying for gun licenses
Bodega & Small Business Association's Frank Marte on NYC business owners taking matters in their own hands and feeling a lack of support from city leaders as crime continues to be an issue.
DC pizza shop owner fed up over city's crime: 'Fallen into anarchy'
The owner of a pizza restaurant and Italian deli in Washington, D.C., is expressing frustration over the city's crime crisis, saying the eateries have been robbed multiple times.
MoveOn lays off workers as donations leading into the 2024 campaign year slow: reports
MoveOn, a nonprofit progressive organization established in 1998, reportedly laid off several employees this week in response to a drop of donations to the group.
Botched Disney World ride shows Snow White missing arm, appears to be stolen by dwarf: 'This is hysterical'
During a ride at Disney World, Kira Haas noticed that the animatronic Snow White was missing her arm, and that it appeared Dopey the dwarf had taken it.
WATCH: Snow White armed ripped off, stolen by Dopey at Magic Kingdom, Disney World ride
Kira Haas captured a video of Dopey holding onto Snow White's arm, except it wasn't attached to her body. Her video on TikTok received over 300,000 views. (Credit: Kira Haas)
Multiple cars stranded after Google Maps leads them 'straight into the desert with no road'
Google has apologized to a group of drivers who were routed through the Mojave Desert as a deter for a closed freeway between Las Vegas and Los Angeles.
US Steel announces plans to lay off hundreds at southern Illinois mill
Up to 1,000 jobs are on the chopping block for U.S. Steel Corporation's Granite City Works mill in southern Illinois, the company announced this week.
WA school employees sue Monsanto for $165 million over toxic contamination leaked from light fixtures
Bayer's Monsanto must pay $165 million to school employees near Seattle who claim harm from exposure to chemicals in the company's light fixtures, as ruled by a U.S. jury.
Texas Tragedy: CEO, former TCU football player and his 2 children killed while traveling for Thanksgiving
The Fort Worth community is mourning the loss of a North Texas CEO and former TCU football star who was killed in a car crash, along with his two children, while on their way to visit family for Thanksgiving.
Player turns $2.50 bet into nearly $348K playing slots at Las Vegas airport
A lucky guest made a $2.50 bet playing slots at a Las Vegas airport and turned it into nearly $348,000, per IGT Jackpots.
Los Angeles grocery store chain touts $200 turkeys: Pricey poultry
A popular West Los Angeles grocery store was spotted selling Thanksgiving turkeys for over $200.
Nevada fire department recruiting nationwide to combat staffing shortages
Fire departments across the nation are facing staffing shortages and the search for more recruits is not easy due to the strenuous training required for the job.
New Orleans neighborhood relying on private security to keep streets safe
The Garden District neighborhood in New Orleans, Louisiana, voted to hire private security by using extra money from property taxes as the police department runs short on officers.
Jewelry store owners retire, give loyal employees control of 60-year-old business
The owners of an East Coast luxury jewelry store chain are giving their family business to longtime employees with hopes to carry on the legacy of the original founder.
Amazon warns employees: No promotions without following in-office mandate
Amazon is ramping up pressure on employees who have been skirting the company's return-to-office mandate by making in-office attendance a factor in promotions.
New York City Jewish bakery vandalized with spray-painted graffiti: 'Free Gaza'
A New York City Jewish bakery was vandalized with spray-painted graffiti with the words 'Free Gaza,' while a nearby bank had its window smashed Friday as pro-Palestinian protests ramped up throughout the city.